For those that believe Gilbride is a really good coach please ask yourself 1 question

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Last time I checked, Eli and Brees are both in the top 5 for Yards Traveled per Attempted Pass. I'm positive there's a correlation between deeper passes per attempt and the amount of interceptions. It's one of the reasons you see Luck with so many more interceptions versus RG3.

Funny how the fact that Brees throws more is not factored in by you when bringing up that he throws mores TDs but it does factor in when considering INTs.

i dont care about touchdown passes and i will never ever bring up how many touchdown catches, runs, or passes someone has in order to prove a person is better. Never, ever. Touchdowns are the most overrated stat in the game. You can throw a slant or a screen that goes 99 yards for a TD and be credited with a TD pass.

You can debate on a few of those interceptions, but ultimately, they were from high balls and poor decision making from Eli. Why can't the same be said to other quarterbacks who throw just as many if not more than him?

No. i just think brees has a lower percentage of bad mistakes than eli. This is why i brought up brees has thrown many more passes than eli in spite of them having the same number of picks. What do you think? You think eli's percentage of mistakes are fewer in terms of decision making?

No. i just think brees has a lower percentage of bad mistakes than eli. This is why i brought up brees has thrown many more passes than eli in spite of them having the same number of picks. What do you think? You think eli's percentage of mistakes are fewer in terms of decision making?

Never said that, but the theme around here is that Eli is the only one who makes bad decisions, but if a another quarterback outperforms him in that category there's an excuse.